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Met Office monitors high summer temperatures across England and Wales.

Steady: 0 in the last 7 days Updated sep 24

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How it started

30 reports, 17 independent, last reported Sep 4. The briefing below covers this first event.

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What happened

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Met Office monitors high summer temperatures across England and Wales.

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What this event is mainly about
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How it developed

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  1. Met Office confirms England experienced its hottest summer based on recent data.1 source
  2. Shared risk of wildfires due to dry conditions in England and Wales.Sub-event
  3. Wildfire data covers both England and Wales, alongside Met Office weather data provided for England.Sub-event
  4. Weather warnings are currently impacting local services and infrastructure in South Tyneside due to the Met Office alerts.Sub-event
  5. Met Office predicts high temperatures are affecting odours in West Berkshire, based on ONS data regarding climate change concerns in the UK.Sub-event
  6. The Met Office monitored weather conditions and temperature records across England, including data collected at Heathrow Airport.Sub-event
  7. Met Office issues forecasts for England and Wales, including rain warnings for Wales.1 source
  8. Met Office reports high summer temperatures affecting both England and Wales.1 source
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  1. Restaurant closes due to extreme heat while Met Office monitors temperatures in England and Wales.1 source

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